* A client must invoke methods in the following order: *
* We use a {@link TreeMap} here so that the suggested names will
* be consistent across JVMs.
*
* @see SchemaOutputResolver#createOutput(String, String)
*/
private final Map
* A {@link ClassInfo} may have two namespaces --- one for the element name
* and the other for the type name. If they are different, we put the same
* {@link ClassInfo} to two {@link Namespace}s.
*/
public void add( ClassInfo
* Because multiple properties can name the same global element even if
* they have different Java type, the schema generator first needs to
* walk through the model and decide what to generate for the given
* element declaration.
*
*
* This class represents what will be written, and its {@link #equals(Object)}
* method is implemented in such a way that two identical declarations
* are considered as the same.
*/
abstract class ElementDeclaration {
/**
* Returns true if two {@link ElementDeclaration}s are representing
* the same schema fragment.
*/
@Override
public abstract boolean equals(Object o);
@Override
public abstract int hashCode();
/**
* Generates the declaration.
*/
public abstract void writeTo(String localName, Schema schema);
}
/**
* {@link ElementDeclaration} that refers to a {@link NonElement}.
*/
class ElementWithType extends ElementDeclaration {
private final boolean nillable;
private final NonElement
* For example, {@code relative("http://www.sun.com/abc/def","http://www.sun.com/pqr/stu") => "../abc/def"}
*
*
* This method only works on hierarchical URI's, not opaque URI's (refer to the
* java.net.URI
* javadoc for complete definitions of these terms.
*
*
* This method will not normalize the relative URI.
*
* @return the relative URI or the original URI if a relative one could not be computed
*/
protected static String relativize(String uri, String baseUri) {
try {
assert uri!=null;
if(baseUri==null) return uri;
URI theUri = new URI(escapeURI(uri));
URI theBaseUri = new URI(escapeURI(baseUri));
if (theUri.isOpaque() || theBaseUri.isOpaque())
return uri;
if (!equalsIgnoreCase(theUri.getScheme(), theBaseUri.getScheme()) ||
!equal(theUri.getAuthority(), theBaseUri.getAuthority()))
return uri;
String uriPath = theUri.getPath();
String basePath = theBaseUri.getPath();
// normalize base path
if (!basePath.endsWith("/")) {
basePath = normalizeUriPath(basePath);
}
if( uriPath.equals(basePath))
return ".";
String relPath = calculateRelativePath(uriPath, basePath, fixNull(theUri.getScheme()).equals("file"));
if (relPath == null)
return uri; // recursion found no commonality in the two uris at all
StringBuilder relUri = new StringBuilder();
relUri.append(relPath);
if (theUri.getQuery() != null)
relUri.append('?').append(theUri.getQuery());
if (theUri.getFragment() != null)
relUri.append('#').append(theUri.getFragment());
return relUri.toString();
} catch (URISyntaxException e) {
throw new InternalError("Error escaping one of these uris:\n\t"+uri+"\n\t"+baseUri);
}
}
private static String fixNull(String s) {
if(s==null) return "";
else return s;
}
private static String calculateRelativePath(String uri, String base, boolean fileUrl) {
// if this is a file URL (very likely), and if this is on a case-insensitive file system,
// then treat it accordingly.
boolean onWindows = File.pathSeparatorChar==';';
if (base == null) {
return null;
}
if ((fileUrl && onWindows && startsWithIgnoreCase(uri,base)) || uri.startsWith(base)) {
return uri.substring(base.length());
} else {
return "../" + calculateRelativePath(uri, getParentUriPath(base), fileUrl);
}
}
private static boolean startsWithIgnoreCase(String s, String t) {
return s.toUpperCase().startsWith(t.toUpperCase());
}
/**
* JAX-RPC wants the namespaces to be sorted in the reverse order
* so that the empty namespace "" comes to the very end. Don't ask me why.
*/
private static final Comparator